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SEBI's investigation into two aspects raised by Hindenburg Research report against Adani Group is in an "interim" stage. SEBI has completed investigation in 22 of 24 allegations and is seeking information from external agencies for the remaining two. These include 13 overseas entities' compliance with minimum public shareholding requirement and…

The Advertising Standards Council of India issues new guidelines for health, finance influencers to disclose qualifications, certifications when providing advice. ASCI seeks to safeguard consumers from consequences of advice from non-experts.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India on Monday asked the Supreme Court for 15 days’ more to complete its enquiry into a report by U.S.-based Hindenburg Research accusing the Adani Group of “brazen stock manipulation and accounting fraud schemes over the course of decades”

Ahead of the 2024 general elections, the government’s initiative is expected to forge a connect with middle-class voters who have invested in four Sahara-linked cooperatives

“Propaganda depends for its effectiveness on the presence of flawed ideological belief,” writes the philosopher Jason Stanley in How Propaganda Works. Politicians cash in on this prior ideological belief already present in people to push through the narrative they want to.

The Supreme Court asked SEBI to explain why the law was tweaked in 2018 to junk crucial provisions prohibiting opacity in the ownership structure of FPIs, leading to investigation into the Adani Group hitting a wall

SEBI clarified in the Supreme Court that “challenges” presented by it before the six-member Justice A.M. Sapre expert committee in the Hindenburg-Adani case primarily arose from the existence of thresholds for the determination of beneficial owners of the FPIs

The decision by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to mandate enhanced disclosure requirements for some foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) point to a “clear admission of guilt” by the market regulator in the wake of the Supreme Court’s expert committee recommendations, the Congress said on June 30.

Explaining the expert committee report on Adani which has shown regulatory fault with SEBI

Zee has reportedly written to the Securities and Exchange Board of India that “continuous and repetitive” investigations – in a case pertaining to an alleged Yes Bank fund diversion – may impact its merger with Sony.